Elsie Janis Expands Imitations For Vanderbilt Cup Act
Elsie Janis plans new local imitations for The Vanderbilt Cup act. She studies current stars in Boston including Albert Chevalier Maude Adams Arnold Daly and Sam Bernard to shape voice and manner. She will perform at Colonial Theatre next week without props and even in boy disguise.
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Elsie Janis
Boston
Colonial Theatre
Orpheum
Albert Chevalier
Coster
Maude Adams
Hollis Street
Arnold Daly
Bernard Shaw
Keith’s
Janis
Mr. Bernard
Mr. Foy
Eddie Foy
Sam Bernard
Bishop Deposes Dr Crapsey in Rochester Diocese
Bishop Walker of the Western New York diocese formally deposed Rev. Algernon S. Crapsey, rector of St. Andrew's Church in Rochester, from the Episcopal ministry. The ceremony at St. John's Episcopal Church was witnessed by three ministers chosen as official witnesses.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Walker
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Western New York
Algernon S. Crapsey
St. Andrew’s Church
Rochester
Episcopal Church
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Phelan Denies Missing Funds Report
J D Phelan president of the San Francisco relief and Red Cross funds corporation telegrams Taft calling reports of missing funds groundless and requests wide publicity for statement that no funds are missing.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
J. D. Phelan
San Francisco Relief and Red Cross Funds Corporation
Secret Service
Rumors Tied to Southern Railway Presidency
Memphis rumors link Stuyvesant Fish to succeeding the late Samuel Spencer as president of the Southern railway as J. T. Harahan visits. Harahan says a Fish appointment would clarify matters at Illinois Central.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central Railroad
Stuyvesant Fish
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Harahan
Illinois Central
Electrical Workers Conform To Injunction In Lynn Case
The case of Sampson and Allen electrical supply firm of Lynn against John J. McLaughlin and Local 377 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was dismissed without prejudice in Superior Equity Court. The settlement requires the electrical workers to conform to the injunction issued six months ago and refrain from interfering with Sampson & Allen employees.
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Sampson & Allen
Lynn
John J. McLaughlin
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Advertise Free First Month Treatment
Public notices offer one month free treatment including medicines at 18 Boylston Street Boston with free consultation and X rays. Patients cured of catarrh asthma rheumatism and cancers are promised affordable care and universal applicability of the Osmo-Chemic system with testimonials from Abraham A. Trusty and Adelaide Trusty.
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Boyston Street
Boylston St
Listen St
Boston
Abraham A. Trusty
Trusty recounts Osmo-Chemic therapy success at Harvard dorm
Mr Abraham A Trusty longtime steward at a Harvard dormitory and his wife describe their experiences with Osmo-Chemic Physicians. He narrates surviving a two year ago double pneumonia after a fatal prognosis and credits the treatment with aiding his recovery despite earlier crisis.
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Abraham A. Trusty
Massachusetts Ave
Harvard Colege
Boy Held on Arson Charge in Somerville Court
Roy Whiddon, 13, was held in $300 for the grand jury by Judge Wentworth of the Somerville police court on a charge of arson. It is alleged he set fire to a dwelling at 14 Delaware Street on the night of November 23. A fellow boy testified that Whiddon admitted setting the blaze minutes after the alarm and that he had been in the vicinity before discovery. The lad was admitted to bail.
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Roy Whiddon
Wentworth
Somerville
Young Whiddon
Delaware Street
Ll. J. Simonds
Poetic figure Miss Cora Wilburn dies at Duxbury
Miss Cora Wilburn, famed Jewish press poetess and author, died suddenly at her North Duxbury home. Born in Honolulu seventy five years ago, she had lived in retirement in Marshfield and Duxbury. Her notable poem was Israel's Greeting to the World.
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Duxbury
Cora Wilburn
North Duxbury
Honolulu
Marshfield
Israel
Booklovers Contest Rules and Prizes
The Boston Post invites daily book picture solutions with a 2000 dollar gold prize for correct or nearest correct answers. Send in sets after the final date by post to Booklovers Contest Editor P O Box 5276 Boston MA. Entries may use any legible form and must name the book author.
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Daily Post
Sunday Post
Boston Post
Taall
Booklovers
P. O. Box
Boston
Mass
Post
Boston Post Booklovers
Lynn
Cc. B. F
the Post
Kftown
Boston Public Library
Answers to Correspondents in the Post's Booklovers Contest
Readers in Boston and nearby towns discuss acceptable forms for naming authors and titles in the Booklovers Contest Catalogue. Notes cover use of author names without "by," capitalization rules, and verification by proofs and library experts.
Tex Rickard and Nolan Lose Fight Picture Suit
United States Circuit Court in Cincinnati rules Empire Circuit Company proved funds held from Gans Nelson fight pictures amounting to 6718 dollars. Nolan to receive one third. company the rest. Rickard receives nothing from the funds and no claim against them. Criminal charge against Manager Nolan dismissed on Rickard’s attorneys motion.
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Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court
Lurton
Empire Circuit Company
Gans- Nelson Goldfield Picture Company
G. L. Rickard
Leucodescent Rays and their claimed medical effects
The report outlines three claims about Leucodescent Rays. It says they enhance nutrition and tissue metabolism in living animal cells, destroy bacteria, and act as a pain reliever by restoring neural rhythm. It asserts unique therapeutic safety and certainty of results.
One Month Free Osmo Chemic Physicians Offer
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer giving one month of free treatment and all medicines to anyone who applies before December 16. They claim their new discovery cures chronic diseases and will make such treatment accessible to all, warning the offer cannot last.
Osmo-Chemic Cure Promoted for Deadly Cancer Case
Mr. Charles M. Whitehouse of Farmington New Hampshire is reported to have received a radical cure of cancer through the New Light Treatment offered by Osmo-Chemic Physicians. The notice frames the treatment as a breakthrough and notes the patient’s positive outcome to date.
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Charles M. Whitehouse
Farmington, N. H
Farmington
N. H
Boston
C. M. Whitehouse
L. S. Bidwell
L. F. Morse Noted Real Estate Man Dies at 71
L Foster Morse a prominent local real estate figure died at his home 325 Humboldt Avenue Roxbury yesterday morning at age 71. He served in many public trust roles and was a staunch Democrat, survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Foster Morse
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Mr. Morse
Morse
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Huntington Ave
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Bennington Street
Collins
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Michael Leary
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Pelayeas
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St. Patrick’s Cemetery
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Large & Pope CO
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
Charles P. Nangle
Conant St
Tener 5
J. T. Harrington
T. Gartland
W. M. Federmann
Kansas City, Mo
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Rosine Company
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Purl
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Edison
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